The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-09-29


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&C. NJ. Ssyetsocs 10 attending the ibeo
LOGICAL school 81 Mes Haven instead o.
ADdeser.
--Bsldsin siil eommenoo 10 receive
oys,ev nsIi SATURDAY aud viii furnish
them through The fall aud sia.er.
--Iouls Eobeson, President Of the VIC
tory Mills. BchpylervilIs. n. y. and wife
are stopping d the Manson House.
Gone a Barton wish 10 call attention
10 their fns stock Of teas. coffee ersnber-
rles etc. New "a nesi week.
%. q. Psit desires 10 call attention 70
his advertisement Of new goods 10 the boot
and shoe line.
--teorge A. 0vis Is attending school
81 Phillips Aeademy. Andorer Mass.. and
Louis G. Oris u Pratt. school, Shelburn
Falls. Mass.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Rsaulo desire 10
thank friends Who 80 Kindly sent flowers
and assisted ia tho sickness aud 81 the
burial Of their little one.
Ralph r. Purdy and bride have been
making . visit 10 the old homestead. They
were married $. the residence OF y. Z.
Pennock. Pittshsld. Mass, Sept Il.
Frederick II. Cossitt Of New York.
who has formerly spent several summers
10 Manchester with his family died sud
denly in New York on Monday.
There will be sn excursion to Lake
George this week Saturday. Tram leaves
Manchester at s.50s. m. and arrives At
s-44 p. IN. Fare for round trip sl.75.
Mr.. Burgess. will show bis yesrling
colt, Flora Il. TO harness at the fair and
Is ready to iro, sgains, sny two year olds,
barring The two from Bennington.
People who bring stock 10 the fair, Oct
(. 8 and o are requested to provide hslters
for bi,chine. As far as possible. The
stalls and peas are all provided with rings
The directors Of the Fair Association
wish TO say they will use their best en-
deayors to prevent accidents. but people
must keep OF the track when racing is
going 90 or take their own risk. Every
body oueh, TO keep of the track without
being told
There Is every prospect for success
fnl fair next week, provided the weather
10 good. There will certainly be a fine
exhibit OF stock aud more horses have
been entcted for the races than ususl the
week before The fair.
W. h. Linch. NJ. d, Of Auburn. N. T.,
says that he has used Wistar's Balssm Of
Wild Cherry ia bis family for coughs and
pulmonary complaints, has recommended
1, TO others with invariably happy results.
and esicems 1t . valuable remedy.
e G. Orvis will have his patent in
cubator 10 tent on the fair ground. with
eggs 30 timed that chickens will DO hatch
ing all three days This will be quite
novelty 10 most people. Chicken raising
hiss almost advanced to one Of the "eIact
sciences:"
DIR. Wendell Prime. Editor Of the N.
Y. Observer and son OF the late Dr. Prime.
has been spending day or two in town.
lie came up 10 Albany TO attend the dedi.
cation OF the SPLENDID new building erect.
Cd by James Is. Jcrmain and given TO the
Y. NJ Q. A.
The mother Of tho late Mrs. VIM. A.
parnham. former resident Of this town,
Mr Elizabeth Pa,nsm. died At Danyes.
Mass, last Tuesday. al the rem arkable age
OF i02 years. 10 months aud days. There
ara three generations of the family living.
and all were reprssn,ed Al the funeral
"A great msuy people will attend the
fair neat week Who owe more or less Tor
Tie ygWrHaE Oar subscription books will
be At The Office Of the Secretary, on the
fair ground. and the Editor will be er
ccedinsly glad 10 meet al such delinqnenis
with the hope tbsi they will have money
enough 10 settle these little bills which
amount 10 . large sun in the aggregate
Col. r. II. Bridges. Of WILMINGTON. n. {
c., President Of the Wilmington 4 Weldon I
H. N. and J. II. White o. New York. Gen. :
Eas,ern Pass. Agt were lately A the /
Eqniacx House. They spesk With great /
confidence Of The bench, 70 Florida travel Z
Of the new ",estibaled" train which will .
leave New York al q 20 A. M, and reach /,
JsckscnrilIe the beI, day 10 season for .
dinner. Ia
The Fitchbafg railroad company ~iil
run grand an,umn excursion from polu's
on the BerninRton a Rntiand railroad
through The HoosAe Tunnel 10 Boston.
thence by the OIL Colony railroad and Fall =
River line OF steamers TO Mes York. sod =
thence by the Ci,ixeps lice 10 Trey and 30
home. Passengers gill leave here al IA.
m. Thursday. Oct 9, o.. II they wish 10 .
spend q day 10 Boston. their tickets will
h. good 90 the night inin Wednesday.
They viil leave Boston Tharsdsy evening. '
arrive in New York 81 7.So nett morning a
and the tickets silI he good Tor rsurn
aatii the ,rsia leaving Troy for Boston 81
l ~ y. M. Saturday. The iare for The
rouni trip 10 oaly s. Tlis. Of course.
do~s moi iuciaie IDEALS OF state rooms.